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Alan Steinfeld – New Realities for Humanity · Destination Unlimited with Victor Fuhrman

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My name is Victor Furman. Some call me the Voice. I've always been
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fascinated with human nature, spirituality, science and the crossroads at which they meet.
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Join me now and we will explore these topics and so much more with
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fascinating guests, authors and experts who will guide us to destination unlimited. What
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inspires someone to embark on a career of investigating and sharing events and experiences of
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high strangeness, including UFO, uap et disclosure, remote viewing, and psychic
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phenomenon Returning to Destination unlimited this week is my friend Alan Steinfeld. Alan is
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an explorer of consciousness. For more than thirty years, he's hosted and produced
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a weekly television series in New York City called New Realities. His YouTube channel
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of the same name has more than twenty three million views of his in depth
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interviews. He's the author of the award winning bestseller Making Contact. With his
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book, media appearances, lectures, and conferences, he informs millions about human
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potential, remote viewing, and the nature of alien contact. He feels that
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only when the inner explorations of the soul are combined with the outer adventures of
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the mind can we achieve a harmonious understanding of our place in the cosmos.
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He lives in New York. You may find more of his work on his
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YouTube channel New Realities and on his remote viewing classes on lightnet dot org.
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He joins me this week to discuss his path and new realities for humanity.
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Please join me in welcoming to Destination Unlimited Allan Steinfeld. Welcome back, Alan,
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Thank you, Thank you, Victor. Always nice to be talking with
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you, so thank you. We have the pleasure of meeting again a few
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weeks ago at the wonderful New Life Expo, and you graciously asked me to
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share one of my poems during that opening panel. Thank you so much for
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them. I'm grateful to you. Actually, did you see the comments on
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the video I posted about that? They said that was the most beautiful poem
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anyone's ever heard. Oh, thank you, thank you so much comments.
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I have to say, I have to say that you were one of my
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personal heroes for all of the amazing work that you've done over the years.
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I have to say that which amazing work are you talking about? Because I'm
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saying personally, I don't think i've ever I've done enough. I have so
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much Oh no, no, you're you're in the prime. I'm just saying
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I remember seeing you years ago on New Realities television show on local cable here
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in New York. That's how far back we go. Oh I didn't realize
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that. Yeah, I'm still doing the cable on That actually opened the door
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for all this content for you YouTube. When YouTube began, I was one
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of the first YouTube creators, and I just had no people scrambling for content,
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and I had, you know, twenty years of interviews. Absolutely,
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so for our listeners meeting you for the first time, please share your early
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path and your interests and how this led to New Realities. M that's a
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good question. I think about that a lot people ask me, and it's
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always like, well, I always felt like I was different than a lot
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of other people, Like right now, I'm with my family for Thanksgiving.
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Very nice people, very normal, not interested in anything I'm interested in.
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I was always looking in my book making contact. They talk about in my
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chapter how I was always looking up at the stars and wondering what was up
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there, and just thinking about different things than normal people would think about.
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I mean, I guess it was normal for me, but you know,
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everyone was interested in baseball teams. I had a little bit of an interest
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in Cup scouts and doing the thing, and I was reading science fiction.
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You know, I think that's actually maybe how it began. I was a
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big science fiction fan, and because they represented a different perspective, at least
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some of the books. Ray Bradberry I think was one of my favorites.
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And so when I find found out that actually UFOs are real and they sing
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to be real and we'll talk about that later, I said, really,
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And that just kind of fulfilled my actuality of a science fiction fantasy that when
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you're reading something you think it's real even though it's fiction. That's why that's
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the appeal of fiction, right, it's real, it means something. If
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it didn't me anything, people wouldn't read it. So fiction and I went
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on to become a literature major actually because I'm you know, I didn't think
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I was a good reader, but something about the understanding of consciousness that came
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through and studying literature that also got me into this field of consciousness. I
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spent a year studying James Joyce in college, and he wrote in a Stream
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of consciousness fashion and stream of consciousness was a term coined by William James,
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the American psychologist. But then it became a literary kind of technique. Virginia
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Woolf and a bunch of people started to just imitate the way the mind actually
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thought, as opposed to describing it. You were actually in the character's mind
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thinking what they were thinking as you read those words. And I thought that
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was fascinating and it showed like you could take perception and spinning any way you
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want. There is no objective observer really, it's all subjective reality. And
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so gradually I would have some strange experiences as I developed out of body experiences
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I'm talking about. My father was also a bit of a mystic. It
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gave me permission to pursue that realm. He had out of body experiences,
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he had some past like recalls. I mean, he wasn't a formal mystic,
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but he was a business person, but he had this side to him.
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We would go on Zen retreats together, eat brown rice for five days,
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and so he was open. And when you have a parent that's open
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to that, it kind of allows. It allowed me to pursue this full
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force because this spiritual path, let's call it, And I think that was
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the most sting, and of course, having experiences you seek can you find
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if you just right. So I'm sure some of this is familiar to you
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about your path. So that's sort of how I got into the whole new
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realities thing, because it's all a new reality, isn't it. Absolutely How
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did you found the shows? That's a good question, because I went to
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Santa Fe to study acupuncture. I say, a good acupuncture school. I
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mean before going to Santa Fe, I was living in New York doing film
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production. I needed a break from film production and my grandparents said they would
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help fund my education. I said, oh, because my grandfather always wanted
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me to be a doctor. I thought that was way too mainstream and a
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little boring. So I figured, well, Chinese medicine sounds interesting because it's
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all about energetics. So I was living in Santa Fe. I was rooming
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with this guy, Jonathan Lowe, who had his own cable show in Santa
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Fe. And I had worked in film in New York, so he said,
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hey, you want to help on the show. The show was called
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The Heart of Healing, the Haart the Heart the Heart really the Art of
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Healing in Santa Fe and then I'm helping out on the show and he says,
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Hey, would you like to interview this woman who was talking about dolphins.
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She would bring people on dolphin swims. I was very much interested in
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the dolphin consciousness. So I interviewed and I said, wow, I really
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like asking people questions. I really liked finding out what they know. And
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it was as an education. I started interviewing people. Then it came back
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to New York after school, and they didn't really want to open an office,
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acupuncture office and see people and listen to their basically complaining when most things,
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I mean, you can of course help people with some serious things and
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critical things, but most people I found I was working with was lifestyle problem.
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They want to lose weight, but they don't want to change their diet,
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so you know, you know, it was a little frustrating. So
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I found I found that, you know, film interviewing, and my friend
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Mitchell Raven was doing the show. I helped him, and I said,
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I can do this. I just went down to Manhattan Cable and signed up
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for my own show. In the beginning, I called it in the Company
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of Truth because it was about a spiritual kind of search. And then I
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thought that didn't really cover some of the UFO stuff, some of the paranormal
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stuff. So I don't know where that name came to me. It just
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sort of came new Realities. And someone said, why not reality new Reality?
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I said, because reality is not just one thing. So that name
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New Realities was something that just popped into my consciousness, sort of like my
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book Making Contact. I don't know where that came from, although after I
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thought of that, there were other books I found that had that name.
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But New Realities was what I was looking for. I was looking for new
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ways to perceive reality or realities, because realities is not singular. So and
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then I did my start in my show. I guess it was in nineteen
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ninety four on Manhattan Cabo, still running a Manhattan KVO. And then I
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had all this content for you. Went you to begin in two thousand and
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six, way before Google had bought you to The originators were looking for content,
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and I had it absolutely absolute. That was a wonderful story. Thank
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you for sharing that. You know, it's interesting you had the blessing of
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a father who understood what you were experiencing and understood your different approach to things.
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I did not. As a child. Growing up in the nineteen fifties,
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I was told I had an overactive imagination, and you were talking about
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reading books. And when I was in the first grade, my teacher had
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a book on the shelf called You Will Go to the Moon Now. This
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is nineteen fifty nine, and I said to the teacher, can I borrow
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that book and read it? And I said, and she said sure,
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and I took the book home. And about two weeks later, she said,
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you have to bring the book back. You were borrowing it. You
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have to bring it back. I said I can't and she says why.
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I said, because it's not right. The information in that book is not
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right. And she said how do you know when I said, because I've
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been there. And that's the story for another time. But really, way,
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that is interesting. How do you know it wasn't Really you knew this
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book wasn't right. That is so interesting because because I've had experiences since I
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was five years old, and I have memories of all of these things.
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And the teacher, you know, had called my parents, They called the
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principal, they called the school counselor, and everybody said, well, kid
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just has an overactive imagination. Little did they know or could they accept,
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that I was experiencing these things when I was growing up as a young child
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in the nineteen fifty So you and I, you and I could probably be
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brothers. I think we are brothers. I think on a soul level.
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Yeah, yeah, I think you. You were a little earlier than me.
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But yes, absolutely, I'm interested in your experiences. Let's do another
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show about that. Absolutely. Now. The last time you were wrong with
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me, we discussed your best selling book, Making Contact. Congratulations. That
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book has become a standard and a really wonderful bestseller. So congratulations. First
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of all, thank you for saying that it did win the Conscious Life Book
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Awards in twenty twenty three. I think it's about to go through its second
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printing, which is great. It's still selling on Amazon and bookstores. You
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know, people would write to me, email me from all over the country
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side. I saw your book in the books in Barnes and Noble in whatever
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city, Dallas, Seattle, you know, La. I mean it was
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It's great to have a mainstream publisher to get your book out there like that.
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So yes, it's great. And I'm working on something else, which
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is a sort of continuation of that. Now, what inspired making contact?
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And please share with our listeners some of the amazing contributors that you have in
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that offering. Well, what inspired it was? I actually had an experience
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and I can write about this in the book. The book is a collection
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of people I feel are the top investigators in the UFO research and experiences,
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and I just wanted, you know, I met this publisher and I said,
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well, I want to do a UFO book, and they said,
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well, we don't really do that, but we'll try something. This is
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Saint Martins Press McMillan, it's the parent company. I think they probably have
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published things in the past about this, but this was new. And I
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had one idea and he said, well, why don't you put together a
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compilation? Because after my UFO experience in nineteen eighty seven, I got sucked
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down the rabbit hole. As I say, I went to every conference,
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and if you go to every conference, you're a bound to meet the people,
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and you go to lunch with them, you go to dinner, you
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become friends. So I wanted to put together a compilation that told the complete
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picture of the UFO phenomena, because really, really nobody knows what's going on.
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No one has the whole truth, Like I said about reality, everyone
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has pieces of the truth. So this guy, Nick Pope, I'm sure
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you've heard of him. He actually lives in New York now he just moved.
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I just had lunch with him. Oh anyway, he used to work
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for the Ministry of Defense and he's still pretty much sworn to some secrecy.
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Is the UK Ministry of Defense. But he's living here and he presents the
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argument that it's okay for governments to cover up the secrets of this some found
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technology. I still understand why he feels like, you know, you don't
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want to give away these secrets to the enemy and all that. But that
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was Nick who starts off the compilation, and he starts off by saying every
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book has to have a villain, and he says he's the villain of this
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book because he's saying it's okay to keep secrets and everyone else what else is
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saying in that book? No, what's really going on here? But anyway,
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Nick gives us a really good perspective. And then I have Grand Cameron
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writing the second chapter, who says, if you've seen a UFO, you
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are part of the phenomena. There are no innocent bystanders in the UFO field.
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So you know, I sometimes I'm in front of an audience, I
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say how many people have seen a UFO? I say three quarters of the
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people raise their hand. Well, that's usually in a UFO audience I'm talking
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to. But still, this is a worldwide phenomena. It's fascinating, and
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I have a people like Linda Moulton Howe who's researched this, and she doesn't
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understand. She has pieces, probably more pieces than anyone else. She says,
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this is like a hole of mirrors on a quicksand moving floor where everything's
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changing all the time. So there's such mystery going on here. We're getting
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a little bit of truth from the government. We can talk about that later.
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So Linda contributed Whitley Strieber, who's probably the most lucid contactee I've ever
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met, and he's written probably the best books on the subject of alien contact.
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I mean, even when I say alien contact, that that is such
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a science fiction word. How can there be alien contact in a world that
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totally denies that reality? This is what we're dealing with. We're dealing with
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like a cognitive dissonance situation here, and because there's nothing in the mainstream that
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confirms what my population, my group, my colleagues are referring to. So
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we're really at odds in a kind of paradigm loos here with each other.
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And of course John mack is in the book. He has a he's no
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longer with us, but he had an unpublished essay he was sure you know
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who he was. He was the head of the Harvardsiechology psychiatry department. He
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was a doctor of psychiatry, and he came across people who had these contact
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abduction experiences and he looked at them, and he sat with him and he
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said, these people are not crazy. These people are communicating a genuine experience
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to their reality. It wasn't his reality, but he realized these people weren't
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fantasizing, they weren't fabricating or confabulating. They were talking about what they felt
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happened to them. And this is not just a few people. After Whitley
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Streever published his book Communion, he got two hundred thousand letters from people around
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the world saying, yep, that happened to me. Similar things happened to
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me. So it's not a huge part of the population. But even if
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it's five percent or three percent of the US population, that's still what is
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that A couple of million, ten million, whatever, I guess that would
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be how many people in this country now? Anyway, it's several million people
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around the world, not just in this country, of course, it's a
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worldwide phenomena that are having experiences, and that is mind blowing. Still is
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mind blowing. It's still mind blowing for me that I had an experience that
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I can't explain. And so I got really people I really respected for their
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intelligence, their research, their enthusiasm, and I was going to say belief,
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but this is not about belief. This is about checking and confirming that
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it's a pattern of interaction. So it's you can have your contact and it
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will match what other people have in a very similar way. And that I
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found that fascinating. And it's also what kind of qualified this for people in
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the early beginnings of UFO research, like jay aalen Heinek, you said,
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these people are all having the same experience and they don't know each other and
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live in different parts of the country. Could it be true. I'm jury
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still out, but it looks like it is true. You had mentioned Whitley.
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Several years ago, I attended a conference sponsored by Fions the Friends of
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the Institute of Noetic Sciences here in New York, and Whitley and his late
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wife Anne were the keynote speakers. The following day, they had a private
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luncheon hosted by Emily Squires, who had been the director of Sesame Street.
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At that luncheon, Anne mentioned the thousands of letters that you mentioned that they
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had received after the publication of Communion and recalled that in many instances, experiences
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had a vision of a deceased relative, either just before or after the contact
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experience. Now this triggered, This triggered a memory back to nineteen sixty of
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my seeing my grandfather who had passed the evening before one of my experiences.
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Is this something else that you've come up with in your research and your studies.
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Absolutely, But first I want to say I'm the one who organized that
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BIONCE conference with Emily. Said Emily, we're looking for something to do.
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I said, Emily, I know everyone in the UFO world. I'll call
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Whitley, I'll call Richard Dolan, I'll call in de Montenhaw, we'll get
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them to New York. And I got total support by Emily Colburn was on
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the board there and just before Kirk Johnson was there. But yeah, me
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and Emily. But I said, we'll do three days and we'll do a
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dinner at your apartment for all the speakers and like you know, a guest
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fee for people want to join. And so thank you. You're one of
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the few that actually remembers that. But it was really I have pictures from
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that that, uh you know. Emily's husband was Lynn Belzer, Richard Bels's
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brother. Yes, and Richard was there. I have pictures of Richard and
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me and Whitley and Lend and there was a picture of Ingo's picture made painted
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by Ingo Swan and Emily, who I really miss Emily. She was a
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dear, dear friend and so brilliant and so supportive and so kind to me.
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Yeah, So anyway, at Len and Emily's house, it was a
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picture by Ingo Swan, who started remote doing but he was also experiencer too,
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and he painted this UFO picture in this very surreal manner. And anyway,
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it's just a great gathering. So getting back to your question is,
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yes, it seems like, and Whitley talks about this, that there are
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somehow a connection between people who have passed over and the ET reality, and
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this sort of a blurring of the fine lines between what we think these realities
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are. So I would say not everyone who has an ET experiences sees these
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beings have passed over, but some people seemed to. They seemed to be
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this doorway into these other realities. And you said, this is after your
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experience you saw a dead relative. Yes, yes, it was actually a
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very interesting story. The day before he passed away, I started seeing him.
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I was very close with him. He was a mystic himself, and
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he appeared to me and it smiled. But then he disappeared, and I
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told my mother and father that Grandpa was there, and they said, you're
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imagining things again. And then a short time later the phone call came with
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word of his passing. The very next night, I saw him again,
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and I had my contact experience also. So you had the contact experience the
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same night you saw your grandfather after I saw him the second time. Yes,
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absolutely, so it was a contact experience in that you were taking a
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board, your saw a ship or what was the contact experience well, here's
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I'll share this quick story with you. I didn't want to go into this
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today, but my first conscious remembered experience, it's in nineteen fifty eight,
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when I was five years old. I used to call this night school.
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I never considered this to be negative, an abduction or anything of that nature.
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I called it night school because I started coming back with information and knowledge
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that I had no other source for. And at five and six years old,
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when my friends were playing with toy soldiers and sporting things and toy trucks,
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I wanted to build radios. I wanted kits to build crystal radios.
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When I was five and six years old. Where did that come from?
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You know, That's what I'm saying. This is just all kinds of wonderful
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stuff, but you know, rudimentary electronics at five and six years old.
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But in any event, that was the first of my remembered experiences going aboard
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and having these classes basically and learning things and seeing things that I had no
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other source for. And then the thing with my grandfather happened when I was
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seven, and I had seen him before he actually just as he had passed,
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and then I saw him again during another contact experience and what these were
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for me as far as my recollection goes, is sitting in this beautiful,
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beautiful room and seeing displays on the wall. I guess I would call them
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probably the holographic displays of different things happening around the universe, and it was
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like a classroom and it was just something very special to me as a kid.
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Well, you know, many people talk about that, even Whitley Strieber
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is one of his books I think is called night School, and that does
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seem to be a phenomenon for many contactees, Like I don't think I had
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that, and I remember I think it was too hyperactive to do that,
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but many people did. Do you experience that kind of memory of learning and
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goes on plays that night? My friend James Carmen, he talks about this.
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He rde a movie called The Hidden Hand, But that is common Victor.
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So did we have a questions? And that's when I had the thing
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in school with the book when I was in first grade and the teacher said
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you have to bring the book back called you will go to the moon.
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And I said I can't bring it back. She said why, I said,
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because it's wrong. Well, you could still wort it that though I
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eventually did bring it back, my parts made me bring it back. But
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the thing is I said it was wrong because I had been there. But
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it's wrong. But you were very moral. That means as a child,
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but like false information up on the shelf. That's very interesting. Absolutely,
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absolutely. My guest is Alan Steinfeld. Alan, please tell our listeners whether
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you get your book, all about your New Realities programs and find out more
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about everything that you bring to our world. Well, first of all,
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I really appreciate you and your questions and your intelligence and your support in this
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very engaging phenomena. And that's what my book, Making Contact, Preparing for
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the New Realities of Extraterrestial Existence is all about. You can get it on
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Amazon. You probably getting your local Barnes and Noble. If it's not there,
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please ask for it because we want to sell as many of these as
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possible because it's a great overview of the phenomena. I mean, it's now
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in the news and we'll get to that in the next section of the show.
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But this is a reality that preparing for the New Realities means. Preparing
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means being aware. If you don't know something's going on you're you're ill prepared
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for the phenomena that seems to be increasing worldwide. So I inform people about
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many aspects of this phenomena, which is still unresolved. But there's for sure,
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I could say, absolutely for sure something going on. It's been kept
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from the people public by the government and knowing can explain it fully, so
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you can get that also. So I talked about this on my YouTube channel,
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which is YouTube dot com slash New Realities one word new realities that's more
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than one reality and you can email me at new Realities at earthlink dot nets.
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So I do have that theme going of new Realities everywhere because that's you
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know, I wanted to be remind minded of what my mission was by just
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using that name. We'll be back with more of Allan and New Realities after
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called New Realities. Alan. I had the pleasure of attending a class you
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offered in remote viewing in twenty twenty two. Please share with us a little
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of the history a remote viewing and those who brought this to the public's attention.
28:02
Actually, you were very excellent in that class, Victor, and you
28:04
added a whole other dimension when you said you were smelling things at the target,
28:11
and that was like wow, you can. Of course, of course
28:14
people here and they smell, but that you were unique and you had a
28:17
gift for this. And so basically what it is, it's an awareness of
28:23
non local consciousness. It means that we have the facility to somehow know everything
28:32
about anything anytime. That's how I refer to it. It's like what consciousness
28:37
is is being received by the hardware of your brain. But if you didn't
28:44
know your computer had an Internet, you would think all the information you can
28:48
ever have on your computer was something someone put there. Suddenly someone comes along
28:53
and say, well, guess what, I have this software that lets me
28:57
get information that's no go And if you didn't know anything about that, you'd
29:02
say that person's crazy. And I say, no, there's information out there
29:07
in the ethers that I'm picking up on my local computer and that information is
29:12
non local. And before I guess two thousand something, but if your computers
29:19
became really popular, we'd have no idea how that could make sense. And
29:25
now we know that it does make sense. So having the ability to remote
29:30
view means you just have access somehow and they don't know what that is to
29:36
this awareness of existence beyond time and space. And I'll get into some of
29:44
that. But it was started by, i would say, in competition to
29:51
the Soviets, now the Russians. They were Soviets before nineteen eighty something.
29:57
They had a psychic buying program. And the CIA said, well, the
30:03
Russians have a psychic spying program and they're probably, you know, successful.
30:07
We need to develop this, and some people approached the Stanford Research Institute and
30:14
Russell Targ who taught me this skill, and how put Off, who was
30:18
already working with some insiders and he was also a scientist to scientists, Two
30:23
very legitimate scientists started this thing called remote viewing, and they hired before they
30:30
called it that, they brought the psychic out, very famous psychic out to
30:36
Stamford's Ingo Swan, and they tested him to see what was in the basement
30:41
of that building. And he was able to describe the objects in the basement
30:45
of the Stanford Research Institute. And they said to him, what are you
30:48
doing? And he goes, I'm a remote doing And then the name stuck
30:52
and now it's like you google remote doing that word that Ingo made up.
31:00
Those words put together in the nineteen seventies, there's probably ten million or more
31:06
websites that mention. You just google remote deeing, you'll get millions and millions
31:11
of people who've made this a facility that or an application people can use.
31:21
So when I teach it, I say, I say to people, actually,
31:26
you can't teach it, but you can learn it because we already have
31:30
this awareness. Sometimes we get glimpses of or flashes, Oh, you flashed
31:36
on somebody and it's like you know, you see someone somewhere, you have
31:40
a deja vu, or you or you just know something. It's because consciousness
31:48
is not really localized to the body. It's a signal that's being received by
31:55
the body. It's like a radio is another analogy. The radio is picking
31:59
up up the signal from a broadcast center. But if the radio dies,
32:06
it doesn't mean the signal has stopped sending, right, You just pick up
32:09
a new radio pick up the signal. So we are these senders and receivers.
32:15
That's the incredible facility of the brain to be zenders and receivers and pick
32:20
up the essence of our awareness, which is actually not localized in the body,
32:27
but it's probably everywhere, anytime, anywhere, any way you want to
32:32
know it. So does that make sense? Absolutely? And actually science quantum
32:37
physics has come up with the term quantum nonlocality, meaning that energy can exist
32:43
simultaneously in multiple locations. Right, And so we actually exist simultaneously because we
32:50
basically are energy and we exist. This body is your avatar. But if
32:57
you have an avatar on a computer screen, you're not the avatar. You're
33:00
the consciousness that's controlling the avatar, and that essence that we are is non
33:07
local to that avatar that's on your computer screen. So it's sort of like
33:13
that we sit basically and I usually illustrate this with this great picture by Alex
33:17
Gray called feolog where we sit in this infinite field of forever and we're having
33:24
this dream of this three D reality and thinking that we are that, but
33:31
we're not. We are the great observer of all this reality. So it's
33:38
like we're painting a painting and suddenly, as the painter, we jump into
33:42
the painting and forgot that we're the painters. So what remote doing does,
33:45
and it's so interesting the CIA connected people back to their divine nature. I
33:52
always think that's sort of ironic, but this ability to have and perceive non
33:58
locally is proven. It's absolutely proven, and it's a skill you can practice
34:05
by setting your intention. And sometimes I do this if there's a live audience
34:09
and I say, okay, what's in my pocket? What unusual shape is
34:14
in my pocket? What is the thing? And you just let people set
34:17
their intention and visions come to them. I describe it like you have your
34:22
left brain, which is your local reality, your right brain, which is
34:25
open to the flower forever. It's the receiver. So when people already not
34:30
when remote viewing, they're not guessing, they're allowing the signal to be received
34:37
by basically their right brain. This is also where creativity, intuition, telepathy
34:45
comes in. It all comes into your right brain because that's the part of
34:49
the mind that is open to new realities in a sense, to the realities
34:53
beyond the local field. And there's one more thing I want to say.
34:58
There's talked by Jill Bolti Taylor where she talks about being all right brain.
35:04
She had lost a left brain and a stroke and she becomes a total right
35:08
brain being and she talks about the phenomena of just being right brain. So
35:14
we've been overtrained in left brain from the time we're five years old. We
35:20
taught to count one, two, three and the ABC's there's nothing wrong with
35:23
that, But we forgot this dual processor that we have of reality. So
35:30
the idea is to be whole brain, left and right brain. But it's
35:34
been so underdeveloped and underacknowledged the right brain that remote feeling is a great practice
35:39
to develop your creativity or intuition, your psychic sense. That's a little Yeah.
35:45
You mentioned being taught by Russell Target. What was your first experience with
35:49
remote feeling. Actually, my first experience of remote feeling was not with Russell.
35:53
It was at the ramp of school, and do you know about the
35:57
ramp of school. It was a kind of mystery school, and we had
36:01
an assignment to pick a partner and send them a sentence, and they have
36:08
you send them a sentence. So there was this woman that we met and
36:14
we were sitting across the room. We wrote down the sending sentence. I
36:17
wrote down the receiving sentence. When we compared notes after we had sent each
36:24
other the same sending the same sentence, I didn't get her sending experience.
36:31
I got. We got the same sentence that we sent to each other,
36:36
and we got the same sentence that we received from each other. That was
36:40
very strange. So it's like who originated that? Did that come from the
36:45
ether? I mean, there's still a lot of mystery because when I asked
36:47
remote viewers, even Russell targ doesn't understand actually how it works, how the
36:54
mind can pick up non local information, because if you're a mechanistic, westernize,
37:02
very literal person, it doesn't make any sense. Recent experiments show that
37:07
there's a part of the brain that actually can't act as a receiver outside the
37:13
hypothalamus or the hippocampus. Sorry, the hippocampus and towards the lower cerebellum which
37:19
seemed to be having an abnormality or a little more white matter. And they
37:22
found that's much more increased in remote viewers and in UFO contactees. They seemed
37:30
to have this facility. I'll show you that paper. In nineteen seventy five,
37:34
I was stationed I was in the Air Force. I was stationed in
37:37
Soul, Korea, and I would get messages from time to time. I
37:42
don't know if you would specifically call this remote viewing, but i'd get remote
37:45
information. And one morning I got a message that something was wrong with my
37:49
mother back in New York, six thousand miles away. I had no communication,
37:52
no letters, nothing from her that would indicate anything was wrong. And
37:57
the voice said you must call her, and I did. And in those
38:00
days we had extension telephones, you remember those extension telephones. And my mother
38:05
and my sister picked up the phone simultaneously, and I said, Mom,
38:09
is anything wrong? And my sister goes, oh my god, how did
38:13
he find out? It turns out she was scheduled for major surgery the next
38:16
day, and immediately I had the message to teller the surgery would be a
38:21
complete success, she'd have a full recovery and everything would be fine. She
38:23
needed to hear those words from me, and of course that's what transpired.
38:28
I'm grateful for that experience, but I think that was probably my first conscious
38:31
experience of remote vouns. That is Greg, You know, I'm realizing you
38:36
are much more of a mystic than maybe you are willing to admit, because
38:42
because these are great stories, you have not the stories. They are great
38:45
experiences that show me the reality of everything I've been researching and trying to confirm
38:52
for myself by doing my show and all that. But you your living proof
38:59
that this is a real reality. And I think this reality exists for everyone
39:02
if they are willing to open up that, as you say, the right
39:07
side of the brain, that balance of consciousness. Yeah. I also want
39:10
to say just opening up the right brain outside of the brain does not really
39:15
explain where we're remote viewing from. Like how you could know beyond time and
39:22
space that something was up with your mother and you trusted that you went,
39:28
yeah, you received that, But where is that information? When someone's remote
39:31
viewing a target, are they actually remote doing the actual physical target or are
39:37
they remote view a kind of in platonic terms, in the Plato's you know,
39:45
essence of form. Maybe they're remote viewing a place where all things exist
39:50
all at once. This is the further research that I'm interested in doing.
39:55
Right, is it possible for anyone to learn remote viewing? Absolute? The
40:00
problem is not the problem, but the issue is anyone can learn to play
40:05
the piano, but can you play it well? Some people have a natural
40:09
facility for it, and some people they have a much harder time. They're
40:15
not willing to let go. They have it. They're much more overdeveloped left
40:19
brain, and they tend to analyze. You have to when you're remote.
40:22
You have to trust what comes to you. And in my classes and maybe
40:27
I did this in class you're in you have to then recognize the essence of
40:35
receiving, and you probably naturally do that because you trust your intuition. But
40:40
there's something about that because people are receiving all the time. We're born that
40:45
way, and then of course it's educated out of us. But anyone absolutely
40:50
can do remote viewing, and it's a skill to tap into your intuitive mind.
40:57
So the more creative people, the more or aware people, the more
41:01
sensitive people have a much easier time remote viewing. What are you offering?
41:07
What is your next remote viewing training beginning? Well, I did just start
41:12
one last week, but they can still come on late. You go to
41:15
lightnet dot org. My friend Zinca. Have you ever met Zinca car have
41:20
not known? Started making contact university. So we me and her five formulated
41:27
different ways people can start to make contact. She has a course where she
41:31
has these radios that they pick up signals et signals. Is that radio course.
41:38
There's a channeling course and I run the remote viewing course for lightnet dot
41:44
org where these different ways of making contact happen. So you can still get
41:50
in. You can pick up the class on November twenty ninth and just sign
41:57
up and you can see it's a six week course. You meet once a
42:00
week online on zoom and people seem to really enjoy it. And the idea
42:07
of this course, like the remote the only one started by Stanford Research Institute,
42:12
was to spy on the Russians. Basically, this is to go off
42:15
planet. When we can develop enough of a remote viewing skill to get a
42:22
target that we can confirm, then we all go off planet together and we
42:25
look for targets. That maybe we don't know what the actual answer is.
42:32
But if we get enough people in agreement about what is going on, then
42:39
maybe the target that we're looking at, we're looking at like another planet or
42:44
another star system, which is what we do, or some UFO that had
42:47
passed by. We show a picture and we've seen tune into that, then
42:52
maybe that's the truth of what's going on. Because the skill is to fine
42:58
tune your warenes, so you say, operate the analytical overlays of the logical
43:02
mind from the signal that's coming through. And when you're trained enough, people
43:07
seem to come to an agreement about the target. And if we get the
43:13
class to come into a full agreement, then we really have a tool to
43:17
look at other planetary civilizations. And that's where it gets really exciting. And
43:22
the website again lightnet dot org. Is that correct? Lightnet dot org.
43:27
Yes, And you can put slash all a la N and you can take
43:31
the course there sign up. I do these courses probably every three months,
43:35
so this one ends the end of December, but I'll probably start anohing one
43:39
in March or April if you can't get into that, and we'll be back
43:43
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guest this week, Alan Steinfeld. Alan, let's talk a little bit more
44:21
about the UFO situation. There have been many meetings in Congress recently with these
44:25
people who are coming forward, government employees who are coming forward and sharing their
44:32
stories. How close do you think we truly are to worldwide disclosure? Well,
44:38
first of all, we're much closer than we've ever been. The cover
44:45
up seems to be uncovering. For seventy five years, the government would say,
44:52
no, there's nothing going on, there's no craft, there's no ships
44:55
out there. It's all crazy people. And now we're hearing a totally different
45:02
tune saying there's a guy named David Grush who was intelligence officer who said no.
45:07
People came to him and said, the government has crash retrieval of alien
45:15
ships and bodies of aliens. He said this in front of Congress at a
45:21
congressional hearing July twenty six, twenty twenty three, this year. That was
45:28
shocking. That was a bombshell. There's no going back once that door opens,
45:32
you can say nope. So what's happening now is that this guy Grush
45:39
came forward because there were people inside the Pentagon, inside the military aspects of
45:46
the government that we're keeping secrets from Congress. And this is illegal. This
45:54
is a constitutional issue. Forget aliens, you cannot keep things from the legislative
46:02
and executive branch. So there seems to be some people, a rogue element
46:08
inside the military that have kept these secrets, these legacy secrets. They're calling
46:14
that from the mainstream, from the president. Actually, the Air Force itself
46:17
had a whole disinformation campaign to make people look ridiculous if they ever suspected or
46:24
had their own sidings. So this is all coming out now and this Chuck
46:30
Schumer, new York state Senator, has now put together something called a Schumer
46:36
Amendment where he mentions non non human intelligences visiting this plan. He says,
46:45
in this amendment, anyone who has any information about this, whether in the
46:51
military or private industry, must come forward and share this with Congress. What
46:58
do they know about this phenomena? So he mentioned non human intelligence in this
47:04
amendment that is now up before Congress to be passed probably twenty times. So
47:10
this is big. You get someone like Chuck Schumer, one of the Gang
47:14
of Eight, as I say, which the Gang of eight are these top
47:17
inside senators who are privy to the highest secrets of government, and he's saying,
47:24
we need to come out. This is called the UAP Disclosure Act.
47:30
It's actually disclosures in this Schumer Amendment. So this is a game changer.
47:37
And we're right at the cusp of this. And of course it's already been
47:40
acknowledced that the government has bodies. I mean, this guy Grush is saying
47:46
what other people have said. And maybe he hasn't seen it firsthand, but
47:51
he's an intelligence officer with twenty years in government, and he is blowing the
47:57
whistle on what inside have long acknowledged and been threatened by other people in the
48:05
military to keep secret. If you don't keep this secret, and then of
48:07
course they sign an NDA with the government, you're going to be in a
48:12
lot of trouble. So there's some very fishy, sort of weird stuff that's
48:19
been going on, and it's been purposely kept secret, and now it's all
48:23
being leaked out. It's no longer a leak. It's almost a flood of
48:28
information that's coming out now. And we're in very exciting times because people like
48:32
me and you probably who have suspected or even known that there's something out there,
48:38
and other people would say, what, you're crazy, victor, Why
48:42
do you even think something like that? Well, this is going to be
48:45
victor for me and you, the biggest I told you so moments in history.
48:50
Yeah. Absolutely. How do you think humanity will react? Are we
48:53
ready? You know, I'm not saying it against you, but I'm sort
48:59
of hired question because you know, we may not be ready. It's going
49:05
to be a root awakening for some people. I mean, I think people
49:07
like you and me are ready. So when you say humanity, I think
49:14
I think there's a lot of horse and buggy thinking. I call it like
49:16
when you know the automobile came along, I said I'm not giving up my
49:22
horse and carriage to ride in a smelly machine that you have to fill up
49:28
with gas. And it was just this is a seed change, a paradigm
49:32
shift, like it's a new way of thinking about reality itself. So we've
49:38
had these route awakenings in the past, I mean good and bad. When
49:45
you know, the Europeans found out there was a whole new continent, I
49:49
mean that was kind of exciting and put a new perspective when when they found
49:52
out the Europeans again, because we're basically a European centered culture of origins,
50:00
I mean, when we found out that the Earth wasn't the center of the
50:02
universe, the Church had a hard time with that, and it kind of
50:08
freed people like Galileo to explore a vast universe that was beyond the scope of
50:17
an old way of thinking. So there's going to be reaction, There's going
50:23
to be people wanting to hold on. But I'm excited because talk about new
50:29
realities, Victor, this is the ultimate is this is what me and you
50:34
have been waiting for, and it is going to be changing everything. It's
50:39
going to change our history, our biology. I mean, just think of
50:44
the technology Obviously whatever's here is not filling up their gas tanks to get here.
50:50
Right, Just think of what it means for human civilization to have free
50:54
energy, that is that everyone's disposable disposal that can fuel your house, run
51:04
your house. We cultivate the deserts, desalinate the oceans for a little bit
51:08
anyway, and let people live in abundance. This is what's possible instead of
51:15
the one percent A lot of it's oil fossil fuel company money no longer has
51:22
a stranglehold on human civilization. It also cleans up the planet a little bit.
51:27
If this is because it's been denied by people who don't want the secret
51:34
to get out, who've probably been paid off by fossil fuel industries to keep
51:37
that secret, which I call a crime against humanity. They've deprived human beings
51:45
of their true heritage, of what, you know, what we're really entitled
51:49
to. It's like it's like Edison being paid off by some candle maker to
51:54
say, no, don't tell people about electric light, because then all these
52:00
handle gas lights will be out of business. We're in and look what the
52:04
electric light did for civilization. We're in a similar case where if we're not
52:10
enslaved to energy companies and to working for energy, which is what people really
52:16
do. They have a job to run their house, to run their refrigerator,
52:21
to do. Then this freeze humanity for the purpose we really incarnated here
52:28
for. And you know what that purpose is. According to me, that
52:32
purpose is to create, to make known the unknown, to go out into
52:38
the world and bring new sensitivities into the awareness of the collective. That's each
52:46
of our destiny. It's what you're doing with this radio show. This is
52:51
what I'm trying to do with New Reality. We're trying to bring a greater
52:53
awareness and why so we can have more experiences, so we can get out
52:59
of the rot of the same ordinary realities we've been living in, to know
53:07
the magic of what this planet and who we are really is capable of,
53:13
and will we become better human beings in the process. Well, if you're
53:17
not enslaved and working for survival, and you're here to really enjoy the gifts
53:24
of incarnation the planet, that will make people happier. I mean, you
53:30
won't have to Why would you steal from someone else if you could have access
53:35
to the same thing. I mean, if there was abundance for everyone.
53:38
I think would not only make people better human beings, there's also an act
53:44
of giving back, giving to each other is like, if you have enough,
53:49
don't it's a natural inclination to give to someone else. And there might
53:53
be that kind of way of being with each other that will be the change.
54:01
And so what's been held back for seventy five years is human evolution and
54:08
its utmost most serene, superb way. That's what we've been suffering from because
54:15
the lies we've been told by our government, by our military, by the
54:21
people in charge. No, no, no, and purposely ridiculed for this.
54:25
So this is a moment in history. This is how big this moment
54:30
is. Absolutely my guest, Alan Steinfeld, Alan, please share with our
54:36
listeners one more time where they can find out more about you and your work
54:39
and also about the remote viewing classes. Right, I just want to say,
54:44
so look for the news as it comes out with this guy Grussian others
54:46
from deep inside the military are revealing secrets. This is the truth. This
54:52
is a truth, but this is pushing propelling our society forward. So I
54:58
write about this on my or interview people about this on my New Realities YouTube
55:02
channel that's YouTube dot com slash New Realities. You can get my book which
55:07
is called Making Contact The New Realities of Extraterresco's Existence at Barnes and Noble on
55:14
Amazon. You can email me at New Realities at earthlink dot net. And
55:17
my remote viewing class has started one week, but we start the second week
55:22
and look at the archives for the first week at light net dot org,
55:27
or you can pick up the class. You can send me an email New
55:30
Realities at earthlink dot net. Say you want to sign up for the next
55:32
remote viewing and learn that you absolutely are a non local being and your consciousness
55:39
is infinite. That's what you learn in these courses. That's the miracle of
55:45
who you are listening right there. Your infinite mind and remote feeling gives us
55:51
an opportunity to prove that, not just talk about you prove that for yourself.
55:55
That's the miracle. So I'm happy. If anyone from this program is
56:00
name wants to sign up, you go to lightnk dot org or look me
56:05
up at or send an email to me at New Realities at earthlink dot net.
56:08
And Victor always very fantastic to talk to you and thank you for joining
56:15
us on destination Unlimited. I'm Victor, the voice Firman. Have a wonderful week.